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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-02
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ALSKxD sTozB % RnsuUnp EnoxA RAvz
AND xnEEs on THB vznnozas FATE.
SrURaRoN Bar, Wis. Nov. 1.-Up to
the arrival Of the schooner Pomszoy
from Ohicago. which paessd through
the bag today, Il was supposed that not
q single sngvivor was len Of the 40 or
30 people on board the pFopaIloF Vor-
non. whieh vent down Of Ehebnynan
oaKiy last ThursdaY morning. u d nov
known, however, that at lsas1 one nssn
lives 10 tell the tale Of that laFribie
night On Lake Michigan. The Poms-
roy has on board the only Survivor, %
far as nov known, Of that awful disas.
Ter. The name Of the man who thus
has been rescued from death after be
had given up all hops Of ever maain 8et-
ting his foot on dry land, q Alfred
eIone, Of OhieaQo, one Of The VeEnou's
crew. He had been n the water 60
hours exposed 10 the bitter piercing
wind, and without q bite 10 eat when
The PomsEoy discovered him on q raft
last night about eight miles from She
boyNan "a was o clear mOonIIah1 night
Htona vas 90 cold as to be nlmesk help
less, ard 90 weak from hunger that De
eeuld scarcely move.
i Although etill very weak from the ef
forts Of bis aWful expeKienoe, Stone vas
able eo make this brief statement Of
that never 10 be forgotten night;
II vas awakened Ia the middle OF the
nlQht,D be says, "by the ogiea Of the
passengers and Grew shat the vessel vas
sinking. spFang out Of q windou and
found mysaif on q life Eafs With SIX
oihax persons. ! cannot say nov Who
ny companions Wefes HaEs Of them
we're members Of The erew and paKt Of
them weTn passengers. 1t seemed bns
monent bakore tie vessel had gems
down, and bslisVe that all bat q few
Of these On board vent down with her.
I do Eas know iust how many people
we're on board e The time bus tho NUN
Der cculd not have been far from
/ 0fty. We pae1ad through an awful
niQht. I never saw Enoh : So as
/ wns that uhieh tossed over The lil1ie
Fafs. when daylight came we hoi11eo
9 SIGNAL ofI disareaa, using q ocn1 ted
4 - n 0ar. Two vessels pnase4 % near
q On Saturday that they mn1l hnsa
ssan cur signal, pet for aoEsa reason
4 they aUpmrengly mnde no eGeg1 30 reach
a. The stern eiiIl RACED and u nay
! be that thsy bad nll theY eonld Do e
/ mva themselves. Ona afkeK anotheR el
my c0mpanions peFizhed In The cold o.
wsn washed OF The raft when they Be.
csnae 100 osId 70 hold on sny longer
| We nessE $40 any Of tbs ofheKg from
ahe Buukon ssearnex, and dnnt belisvs
any others survived. The vessel weul
down 60 suddenly hat the ezsu haa ~
time 10 man he boats.
when Stone wns pleked up theEs wAl
q ourpss of ere nan on The Eaff Witl
him. shs ofhers hasina peEizAed nsvsFa
hours before. 6le1e says this man -
one ee ne eEew whnss nnms Be dHa 10
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-02

INN suDarf srarD suunouzpsD N

TN supaw sTkND 1uzDouEuWD N 4
Non.
San FnknuInco, NaG. l-The second
aAy oE the bloud horse Rnoag 0ommene-
Cd with fast kTaek and warm WeatheF.
une msle-elaEtsE1, ktia W, kenney,
Torpedo. ldaIsna Gotten. Repe11a, NuI
Idle, Blna BonnelA and Tmdy DaHy.
tdAline Cotton won, Noe 1tla second,
Blae Bonnett third. Whea tie Zee fell
Repslfa va left a. TIE poGt b being
pulled up hg his rider an he did not saa
tha RaR drop. Konnay wan almcol leii
e TIE posi- by tho same cau1o but start
Cd aflaf tha 0iheK hoEnaa had run about
100 yards. The 3udQes' stand Wna suE.
RoRnded and tie mob shFoa1Hned %
threw ne judges 0ui e lhey did not
change shsiE dociaiou, bn1 they cooled
down when they heard thnt al shs bets
hna been paid.
10 1ha sso0nd saos, thsos-fourih mile.
equity staksa, Kildare, Welcome, Glen
Esh0s Question. Eennkss Carmen and
Csnny eootl W1lo he s,aEtezA Glen
Echo yuni CAEmon eeeo1d, Weloumo
third, tima lfl6.
In ne ihird raso. enc and one fourth
miles. pazk stakes. the starters we're
Shasta Applause. TElboul1A LEzie
Dunbar. GF0vem Cleveland, E1elWaiaa.
TFloollet won. Shasta second. Edel-
weiss third
In The fourth rseo. three-fourth mile.
sellinm, Laura Gardner, Sunday, Black
Pilot, EIwood, Oscar Wlido. Tom Daily
and Avondale we're the starters. Gard
nef won; AFondAle sseond, kiwood
fhigd; best time, 1l6.
Ths 6fth extEa Faoe wns poslponed
on aoooant Of darkness.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-02

Nsumsn blosk uas crnnas6 h ana wns
covered ~ TIE r1uf wASeh hna naftsNf
oeU0 upoa II Euina nn1 frrrssa kaf.
~ E1oanh gti1k lha reaensls ha1 q
81 Mzg. Ns4Man'N 80 daneklmrs
wNz1 tAken oul aafBa, hut thsg eannnl
neeovsH xke ~ e ~ NsNu,ns f1ni.
3 ge8 de11. II ~ nsnaa hsIlalnl
uged Onnala1 n E8ezss 4 1EnHa'ilna
salesman. and Ms via FIs1ainn lhaS1
80 Ms Hnt1ts BEuun e uol1ntn1.
~. H4e Wos baaly ini1Re2 bus nlrno-
alQnzag e1eaped alive and win - tha
e1ly peEsnn uha pe1nsd thruneh ths
hnRrlhla cfdesl n11 nRe1 % tell he
gtoEY e hN ssaapa.
4n1 lizs a dead ana wnumaed hg the
expiuNl0n. us new oaEEen.ed, \ a fn1-
log1, Eiats fea1, lhrea uosnfe5 -
Elauzlls and s,x ashsra Wa lived In lhe
DnlidAMns are repnE1sd minsinn. Tbe
l4l1er have been feund and are repsEfsf
Iziufed q 1liGhflg bruised. FIss a lhe
newman family are noW dad. Mamia
e nczElhi4 manalod nn& bElKmed ~.
yend ~ nDpe q reooFqEy. No11Aa lies
g . terrible eon1llion b11 nag reo1gaI.
Q1arisa h. psseEo and ulfs and Ms.
ARno1 nslneely nE1 dead, three otheTu
ase badly hEuISs1.
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DmcnrxsxAT1oM N EAvon oB TIE nan
oAHEPD LINE.
ekn FnGnCInos, Nov. l.-Il b stated
On authority that ahe eQsnis q NE
Pacina Mail oompany aFe 10 make
anoihsr cut II TIE freight and passenger
rates Of fhs Panama hne. Ihey have
besn o0nnldeFina the adxisablltiy of
making The Feduction since tho 8paniah
Central AmeFiean oonopany ne. their
eakes. AIthsu0h the schedules o beih
lines aFe exactly The same, lees dulY h
eol;euted By the Central AmeFicau
GopeEnmans on meEctsndIge imported
b. the Del Campo aeeemeFs than By TIE
Paeiho Mail. IL is 20 oveFoome the
effect of tbig Discrimination that lhe
Paoinc Nail oompany vii Heglse ~
sohadais. The Del Campo agents, On
the other hand, haVe announoe9 th1lE
lnaentlon Of meeting n1y rata The Ra.
oi61 Mail company can possibly mone
and z1ifI preserve the ol4efonco ID dn1y
nn en- indnoemsnt 20 ahiBpaxB.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-02

nzznons N uzzun zzx szAzDaxD ON
oolGRAaH W1E nAznn Rarczn.

HzznoDs N uzIuz zEx szANDAxD ON
oolGRAaH WIZ nAnn Rarczs.
PTTznmuna. Nos. I.-The ainantie
shut down IN the oil pFedactian uanl
inso ellscs today. For year hence
there will be completa stoppaQs az ona.
ALI The total production, based on the
eangss Of the weeks dnEinR 5nly asd
August. No RlyceEine is 70 BE- used ID
the same time and no wells are la be
cleaned uu8. Tue general feature 81
The deal b that Standard Oh Oonpany
hes 81 6.oo0oO barIols % oil & 81
cents . barrel. The pro6ls on this is %
Be divided among those producers Who
shut II their wells. u addition % this
the Standard Company and he pre-
duesRa have made p0oi Of 2,000 900
barrels. the pEeaf aecFuing from witch
- . oEe8se waQo fnn6 fer TIE iabor-
ing men out Of omployment.
The purchases made yestsnday Of the
bax0nblER 0usheE property may bo
saksn as an indioatisu that The pool
agents will be abs IN Z measure 70 cen
troll that deid whiuh is The only one nos
absolutely eontrolled. All the bic pFo-
duclne firms. both standard and indo-
pendent, have beRun 70 ahut IN theiE
wells.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-02

IN mzns sfkrR osanEnnun oonEmIusIun
DECIDES cAns AakrNsz u.
wAsnHmar0n, Nov. The Inter eiats
Oomnhefca Oommission rendered q De-
elsion Il khe caae ef w. q. Smith " tie
NogthsEn Pacific Railroad Company, Ia
which the complaint vas made that ihe
company had been accustomed 90 sell
tiokefa 70 land seskers o. explorers q
about half rates. and 10 settlers 81 low
rates. The C0mmigHion decides thae
The Inter State Law does rot permit the
sala Of tickets 20 any class of people q
EAtoe diiI1tant from thoee established
for the neneEnl puhlie. Tho cieim that
The notlIomeu1 of the western territories
should Be promoted by special faeililies
6f transportation IL pFopeE 10 be ad-
dressed 90 q Legislative body, bu1 not
fof ooneidefaiion IN inierpr8linG the
present. statute.
Ths Company h ahle bg exgaEslon
rates 70 open 20 eli, and b. makinR en-
allowances upon NE pFio1 of ilB land %
accomplish tbs desire of isa objects
without q violation pf Ans law.
The Northern PeolfI1 Company . not
i1ed 70 desist from selling special Glasses
of aluksis q IeaB than The regular rates
charged 20 che pnblio.
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rns WooEsTEIE rnIAE.


omnAx xxuKxRnrKH1 CAUSED m xMM oounr
ne0M ~ sunDEz uzRxkke.
Ios AHaErns, Nov. 1.-The chloi
asent Of tbs WooiEtein trial today Wee
aha testimony of the Ohief ok POLES
Darcy. He enid thai tie Woosg1sin
eiFl oonlesaed 70 him that ahe mst Hsr.
Ian at NE ooFnef Of ElQh1h nn4 Pear
assaeta. HaEien maked her 10 90 iC
DenVsF with him nnd When ahe released
be drew q pistol sod killed himself
Sic confessed thai gbo took hhe bod
to 9 barn and burned n. and offered q
akeW ths witness where sAa barred hsf
lanss watch and money.
In fhs midu1 Of ihis teastm0ng Hattie
Woolstoln iamped % her feet several
times ana oEfs6 ouf = That's faiae, Sir,
creating aFsai exoiiement.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-02

TzB atzExrR KEnczu6nEus ozzxzs e (
sEkRE1 RnoDucl 10 auRRzkng
1uaAM CANE.
1An NkAzusoo. Neg. The eaaarasr
Aus1galla aEIiued from Hunalul1 - ,ag
bal brouehl no ndiliionai lnformation
in reRnsa 10 The Hawaiian o. eam0an
tronbls.
Hon. JeAn n. Espsna. Iafs leinister
q EInanoe n he 0ibenn Cabinsk 8
dead.
Admiral Gfisiey Jackson, Of ths late
haWalian naEy, & one % he AnsiEallass
p1lsenGera xhe man.og-unr Kamllfo
viii Be ah0Tziy 1Dla Rt nuclinn.
1he HnEafian Gagstss eaxnes tly rpoou-
mends nuhsiiiution Of olives q piaoa az
sugar 81 atarle pfodaos for the Islands.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-02
WEALTH or ALASKA.


WiEzmaxuE. NeE. I. Gssarnor
8winfnrd uf AInaka, ID hls nmnnai re-
| pest. e1atmates tha value ~ fnznhfn
4 pfe1e<t1 - tha IsrrifurV e Rloaa a.,
/ ex1lugige e. tie Aiankn GnDmernlnI
| esmn1ngss esiahilshmuna Ga she -
| isian1s. Tke inefeana ha aara vii -
/ Eupl6 e. goen e. 0onnrsas ~ naosssnrV
| teNa1I11Ion gives es1guxaH1nnant q -
/ an1e of puhllo lamda Ue nnwn khn9
theso II 4 vsEy oona1Hereh1a s1Ssnrs Al
/ siIInbIa lRnd q suufhnfelern Afsnfa
With soil thai vii pro1une mopa aaxn-
Kic1a v1neen1inn, tha fact hafnn thaf no
one comes inso tie TerrilorF Win ne
belief thas eifAaE sol o. alima.e i'll
a4npl11 b a4FioNIkuSa and heEtiEnitnFnI
passutts. bus tho fee expeEimnnzs that
kaVs been uado isaV8 No roorn for
oOub1 tba& eli NE cereals exoEpt oDEn
ca bo NEowu 30 pG91eotiun ii nanY aoe-
lleua upun the Buhfect az Stock FsisinR
ee e4yg t1a9 tbs uI1leEs ef aeufheaztaFn
ALASKA are much mii1eR than those of
Mnnaana. Wgomina and Dakotn, and
ne ne4suus altnNe3hnR ere Quits veil
adnptsd 10 this indnslEy.
nzcn n rHzulpus xEzkKa.
The Governor says thai wu6dsrfnl
rssnlta are hsinR aohiovpd d many e.
leEpEises. ehoHIng TIE IerFiloEy q Sc
Eteh IN pEeoi0ns mekala.
lie says thaa u b reported thai AlK.
Oeilsle, Who was ss1t COS by ne Do
minlon 00geEBmens last spEinQ % To-
sale the boundary lima betwasn Alaska
and she Northwest TeErstngy, claims |
that the ehiando river b ID British fsE-
ritary, and has saReeslsd thai On ths
eilenash of his report his GogeEnment
70 ltkeiy 10 attempts nexl summer enc
coileoitons ok mineR8' Licenses provided /
f0E h ths Oasadian law. Ths 0oseEn-
msns says that any nftempt of fhls |
kind viii Be resisted by the nineEs . 1
lexRe majority 81 wkom aEs kmeEieau /
ct.i1sns, and L persisted Ia, viii Ger 1
eainly end IN blo0ageod. aud he enQ \
Reg1s thae b view OF ahe imminen1 dan /
Rsr q gRsh tso1bles that NE Eeeom- /
mendatlon made 10 Congress In behalf /
OF joint commission 20 deanitely sst- 1
tle tbe boundary line BE- urgently re-
neued.
Ths salmon, ood aud whals hsberiss,
DO saya. yisl6sd ebout 1000 900 during /
fho yeaK.
Considerable spass 10 the report is
devoted 70 ehe doinRa ok the Alsskn /
<<~~-AA11A4 A4AA4 1NHAE2n W3t92 u0tN1 .
lease from TIE 9ogeknment for far /
privileges. He declares that the 0sm
pany does nos oouilne its operations 20 |
theae islnnds. but holda that moat Of sbe
Aleusiau chain and the greater part Of
The main land a. is undispulsd pFinoi-
palityi that e Opposes the unsupefvtsed
natives and has reduced them % practi.
col slavery b. Daying suoh small suns
fnp ssafar1na fkaf eha r,r...a ossf Rnafn~n
are always ID khe1R debt. 10 ID remarked
shae the eaan e the country Is passing
thronah itg hand and ne Company uiii
aoeeps 10 unmarked ooin from The
natiyeas shat Il has boyoosted and driven
away honest Government ofloars uho
Esfuss to DO Its bidding; IN ehoEt, that
e is grinding monopoly that di1cour-
ages she development Of the countEy
and violates the law by selling breech
loading IRE arms 10 the natives. The
Governor says that II tha consraca with
this Company cannot be rescindeG a
should not be renewed.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-02

TIE DzUTsua sAHx on nzRxm ogrnna
TnR WHoEn AMOUNT.
NEw Yozx. Nov. 1.--Beriln aIspasshea
Eeeeived II lhis city late lhis allsrnoon,
state thak the anhaeRiplinn % the
t260o0 Oregon Railway q Navina-
tioa Oompanys 5 per cent. bonds uas .
eomple1o euooea8. Ihe entiFo amount
yes afuEed b. the Donasoh Bank 81
Berlin, besna taksn q ssk ana aoolust
ineeReSt
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81. Icum, Nov. 1---Easiy lhis mnEn-
lnn an expIoafoa Of gaeollDs IL Tie reaF
sei,aF of Msahaes NsWmanss groasgy
Store, u D0utA FnuElsenih gtF0st. iifssd
4 two ssoxy bailalrG fEom iks founda-
fin1 ard 6rapped = baek eanin ID .
ma1a sf ruins. beneath uhich wsrs
bnFisd ssEan1eeD persona. 1hey weEN
NIuhaeI Newman. agsd f1; Mfa Ns9-
man, aasd %, Namia Nsunaan. aRed
IS; Nellie NeWmAn, aasd Is; kals Nsw-
man. aaad III Eddie Nawmaa, aQsd ID;
ChnFin1 DeFuze. Mrs Chariss Desuse,
Hnssts Br1wn Of Oolzmbas, Ky, Cha1.
Rffnard. Miss BEyany ard Ara. Bsas-
ia4. The explenion wna followed By q
nrs. which wns Win GEsai di3eully put
out b lhe hsemen. 1h99 IDmedfH1sIy
beuan q search for the 6nnf, An d
The upafn1fs wan oesaptod - q tsne-
mank Newman end his family nsed
oUsr ~ GtcHs-
Ths fsrsa 81 tha exploafun una tlE-
EiAs. Tha sulana hfDok cf hailainaI
neEth e and neEoG1 10 allsy fEnm -
buiIalna d Which fhe oxpl1alun iea1
pines was Eui1s6 ~ - hlnn1 Ia
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-02

WE have Just RECEIVED LARGE
w assortment OF 1apeneae Rkncy 6cctis.
Ninaware. sflk Hsndhercaiefs, Rmbsplderlea,
tllrsua. DAnaaEn, Craze ahaah, al klnds Of
tsios, Ladies on6eEwcaf, tient1' ehiE,a, me
t'aa sle., and 4 esnsFAi line 81 uaefni aEe
esF nferh a onf naw store il Hopkins Elsctrir
u1kt baildiaF. F1ont street. noat1le. tste
Eoale Chnna manaEar, b Alons a1iacrinsd
. insuR any lndehtedneaa aQalnst the nAnasE
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LULDEMT OF fHR HOLY NAMES
sxAFTLE W.T..

rT-Hna0reH INSTRUCTION n TEE ESe-
4 iiaA hrascAsa. A.. Nasia. Kiogut1ea ana
he SanrasEas. ~ - expera4aee1 oozFa 81
taanAmFa- Tha saaAla o9sEx npeef4i NaFantMEsa
ear pixKwask Graves. Rnluk1n4 60 OF ans n
wsass cei.fa; Ralntfaa - cn.aA Glass. Nai-
~ -. Taeroarh Rnas aae 8aFnn1F Feesfvs
-. aslErsfan. Yaoa3 Unale. iaalstKlai aznus
-. naaia ana arnsuansnt naneaEwcHR a411Al
fre~ a cAaFea. Beya unasR ~ VA - rsessyet
q saparata e1Rnslut1A
- HFlArf lntsrns11.n aA4ren
- evils 9tsSM spRAA1suA
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r,naurkn mNET1zG oE WksBENaToH
f1 rSnp -. s Rszlie.I4 QF01 Een1 q
fn.rIa. eg4ky Na8nEaAg. = - y. -, g t1eIF
''1.,s =. rssea6 nataItzy q eac1 nollh. -
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sun nnmouraauzzaEna am nznonAnDEnn
MnoM sfRkM.

aHM mnxoa rk1ExNoMH1 AND h1EkcnANpI11
MAoM SAR4M-
vanoourna. b. G., Nov. l.-The steam
ahip Perfhia. Caplaln AEnold, aKKIgo1
toninht. feaF8ean days fFum yokohamm.
aha expeRInmaed 3 bnxrinana 60 the
Z5th Rnd hnagy fo18 Afterwards. 1bo
krinnI os pnaasnasl1 insludina w. n.
Gorshan. brother az he chanealIoE %
- eTcheauer. n Liot, o. tie Chinese
eun,omn, ana Rsg. Do1toR HoIInua the
nefnE1ii1l. az ths Uniisd efaiaa Esllpss
eKpediti0n 10 Sapans xezr Ea1sanaerg
~ fcE OIneinaati, tue fog Iclodo,
0hio, ene feE MonifesL tso feE
DsnaaE, ona for Nistnai1v aix fer Van
Paria Franes. Cargo eomglisae laeog
pnskaess e - SD nsfehenelsa, 81
whish l.o3k ere for San Kraneiaeo.
2t1e fos PoFtland, OraGou, i,siI for
6saalie. 80 fox Per. Iosnseed. and NE
balancs for Oanedlan aad es.teln
poinsa fnalndln4 - 80 for New FoKk.
n1aa a41asnaF.
PumxLamD. NsE. 1.-l lspesial )-F. O,
A. Hsllmans eeeseiaFy 0f ahe Northwest
Cnans Dairy Amooinil1n, sn6 vel
knoun nIl ever fhs egas1eg, did sd
asMlg shas moRniuN e Bs6SiIIe, 01egon,
a heaFt 6inRase. Tha dsneass4 Wa1
nHsd aboae -
Gns fsR BDoAanss
6RuMAmn KknEM Nov. L-g 8pssiaI =
A nsw aaa enmpang y teas ecmpisilnr
fhs laying 81 maiae, nn1 va eomno1cI
wznnfaes1Eina aa1 b . Wotk e. tW1.
The Whena GnasA
WaxEA WaEEA, NcE. fs-f9pe1l1i. r.
ne 1ouraars a6Etcs1 fron M4l1f1el11
saals ahna 3 1eciaign ~ lhe lnlaE elal'
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sFuMkmn KAnxn. Mog. I--gBpssinI -
A nsw aaa eumpang b tas1 scmpistlng
fhs layina 81 mains, nnd va eoDno1c1
uanufneinEina aas b q Msek e. tW1.
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NHW Yonx, Egs. I.-Tha Williams 4
Rack steamer Hond0, naila FROM this
city On November 26ah for Gr1gtown,
Nicaragua. with an sxVedision which b
. eomplsts tho Anal looatian % TIE In
taF-ooeanio canal Fo1ta and % pBsparg
the work % o1nufxuosion ehas ~ 20 be
cammencsA during fha winter. TIE
expedili1n consists of % eneiness and
Il09 laborszG
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-02

eAR F1Anouea kos. I.-caplaln J
n. k1o4lea bss E1tCsae1 llom kIl leIo
- NoN xofk, bq4 6aguad ~ EA4l 1AaA
9e pQsco11e4 ne q1e4m1Aim O1tY e.
tQeole and h11 contlnc1e3 wiIh ~
O1lon ira Mox11 fer ano1Aal a1aaI
e.1lAma1sps mas1lnn san ha lsaEna6 a.
q. plans EeE4EdI1R tha plopesed NHa
% Honnlaln.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-02

Gsoxanm RkxEa. Nov. 1.--fSpoaasl1 T.
ne Nogsmbsg term 81 epnft opena On
"a zla1 uitA very exlongive oFimtnal
and evil 9oskst. = which divssoes ass
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-02

EsonDox, Nov. 7ladstons has writ
Ten . letlef 10 rsply 70 & question -
QaFdlng ffo1 eduoaiion, Ia uhio9 BE-
Gaye. II wiah 30 avoid entasina inio q
new controversy. am devoted 70 She
uslliemens q 0ne subject. On tha pro
essA of uhish al othsF subjects masi
depend.n
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-02

PAnm, Nor. L--Dr. Softer Of the
wreeked ship Mensaleh, accused Ne
master Of the EnRlish ship 0lenshiels,
Of having oompelled the Captain Of Ne
MenBaleh. which was water logged, 70
hard oFer the ship 10 him a the Fisk Of
being abandoned o. She oeean. The
English arsw boarded The Menxaloh
and laid hands on egeFyihinm Of value.
He hints that The MenHsleh was aank
desfQnedlY.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-02

DxxnoEK, ,N0E. 1.--Ths foll0winQ cabls-
aFsm ssut f1om here This morning e.
piains Itself; 3ossph Be9aaF--M. p.
Londan-Tho LeaGna is aaf1inR int1
llns. Tsn thousand dollars mara %
sass ooeEcion and kaif thIs sum from
Fearless. PhiladsIphla. OsBrisn "a
rginem h worth $1,000 q week,
lHlgnsd. CBAnx.Es O'Rzn1x,
Decorah-posten., 1887-07-13

tent til at reooe 8pen. Zen eueite SDgs
lllrs, 1om bleo reboet, bar Sernbaues
oepotet. Get brenote &reol er omtrent
20 Ncres. Bpgnin9ernes 89rbi an=
llaaes til s350,O00. Gsiuranien er
llOen. LOO HeriOner blep biemlpie os
mnatte tilbringe 0atten / Sfooen. 5ur
to Tiger lieen blep Der n9etet at uoitebe
9tcen'e til S~fjentepHrter / gountpet.
0isle truebe oa meb at branbe Glarenz
Don, bpis life oenne Seitenmelie bleo
1pranbret inoen TO Tiger. Sobn Mahos
nep blep arreiteret Ier Ntil ira Spen for
at bnpe lat Slp paa Sotellet. Z ct al
0oteuets Sarelier ianbt mar De f~orful>
leoe 2eoninser al en- Manbsperion.
Decorah-posten., 1887-07-13
w isipu ri.
WisiOuri. Tlooeu palfebe no so Wcr

WtsIonri: 6lo0en a lfebe no so Icres
Sano / Gait 9lt6iion ben 6te Suli.
Stolebuiet, iom for en- Maaneo iiben
Itpo en- 5jeroeoels Wfil fra 5loben,
maatte Ilpttes, os Somten lieaer MI
miot / 5lpoen. 8unbet i Slpben iteg
burtis / De iibite "a Elmer, ps ben
it9rte 8inb brep Strsmmen meb meaen
Soloipmbeo mub ben lpie 5lnpelanb,
bporoeo Den enc Seftipn 9ano efter ben
anben unoersrpues ps ~ioriuanbt / ben
masti9e 5(ob. Snbbp9serne / ben Gel
al 8pen flpttebe fine SuIe iaa fort be
turoe, men mango 6uie bleo bog ali9es
Def poeld9te. 6uis life &esjerinsens
NutOriteter treffer 5pranitaltnin9er, pil
6lpoen banne Zig ct MT 9eie sjennem
ben irnale 2aub itrimmel, p9 ben foItbare
8ro puer Wisiouri. 6lpoen oil blipe Zig
senoe belt ug 6oloent paa tgrt 9anb %
paa ben peitre SIDE al 6looen.
Decorah-posten., 1887-07-13
SeraS.

Sernbauerepere. Seat iii Eorsoas
forie9te en- bepabnet 8aube at plDnore
@rprestoset paa Santa Sc Banen mel
lem Yenoleton os Temple. @n 3eles
9rafiit / Tenoleton iaa ptte mist9nfelise
8erIpner peb 8a~neitationen os telesraz
iereoe til Tr9nafienoeren / Temple ON
oisie. Grprestpset blep itanbiet /
Gempfe ps ct beuabnet Wanoitab taset
ombpro. 9a 9uset nHrmeoe Jig
Tenbleton, bleo bet iisnaliieret, %, ba
Der bar la9t Sinoriu9er paa Sporet,
MATTE Bet itanbie. Ger maifereoe Wano
forip9te at fomme umboro, men bet be-
pabnebe Wanolfa6 inoe / 8o9nene be
gDnote at itpoe paa benz, iaa De traf Jig
burtig tilbage. On at Gpperne blep
%iaaret, men bans 8amerater bar BAN
meo Jig.
Decorah-posten., 1887-07-13
Spffla b.

Set npe 2aan. Qnbuo paa De fsrite
100 Milioner Warfs feiierlise 2aan
er inofumne, os 5ilbubene belsber fig
til Z @anse iaameset iom f%orlan9t. 9e
ileite fommer ira private &apitalifter.
Renten er laot Iat, os, raar bet til
3roos berfor alliseuel uiier fig iaaoan
8ift ON at faa fine 8ense anbrast paa
ben Maabe, fan mo life unores ouer,
at Bismards Organ jubler . e ct iaas
bant llofalb.
fra gutbers Sio. st iaroeles in
~teresiant Juno bar man sjort / en- CANT
mel Sfolepult / Bpen SeilbrOnn; beri
ianbtes nemlis nplis 2 Brepe ira 2utber
til BrenS pen piirtenbersife Reformation,
% 5 ira &elandton til ben idwabiite
Reiprmaipr 9admann; intet al bisie
Yrepe bar tiblisere paret trpft.
Decorah-posten., 1887-07-13
uDIanDet.
Canal d.

Gn iarlig SloebranO. Scat til 9orss
bag ubbrsb Slblpsi 59itninsens Stalbe
/ G.nebec. Oct iises, at @asten / Stal
ben lop, bu Sfoen bespnote. Stalbene
os Sfurene paa Seitninssuuloene er al
Ere. 8pens Sno6pssere er iorbitreoe
oper, at 8esjerin9en laber bisie samle
9rabpsninser itaa paa en- 5eItnins,
buor en- iaa ubpre Wansbe &ruot os
S~pransitoffe opbeoares. Manse tus
iinbe Snbbpssere forlob fine Siem ON
Natten al 5rpst for, at en- Grplolion
ifuloe finbe Steb / aruotmasaIinet.
Mansfulpise forloo 8pen ON Natten
ps tos no paa 2anbet. Senimob Mtios
nat inbtraf Here minbre Grploiioner,
men iaapibt pibes bleo insen brebt.
De 8psninser, iom fob narmeit Maz
salinet bleo ipran9te / 2uiten ueb 9ps
ramit. gn Mansoe Ammunition, @es
nerer, Sosne os BrCoiant eoelasoes.
rs 6eIte pmfom / Staloene. ST. 3 ON
Iatten par Sloen unber 8ontrol. To
bet anIlaaes til $4,000.